◀ Prev. 100N. V. M.1 N. W.1 N. W. T.1 N. Y.1 N. Z.1 Na2Naaman1 Nab4 Nab Girder1 Nab the rust1 Nabben1 Nabchet1 Nabob1 Nabod1 Nabs1 Nacioun1 Nack1 Nacky1 Naddren1 Nadir1 Nadrinke1 naevus1 Nag1 Nage1 Naht2 Nahte1 Nahua peoples1 Nahum Tate1 Naiadaecæ1 Naiades1 Naididae1 Nail2 Nail hypertrophy1 Nail in one’s coffin1 Nailed1 Nair1 Nairne’s Electrical Machine1 naïve1 naïveté1 Naked1 Naken1 Naker1 Naknen1 Nale1 Nam3 Nam esclop1 Namby-pamby1 Nameliche1 Nammow1 Nammus1 Nan1 Nancy Hart1 Nanny House1 Nanny-shop1 Nantee1 Nantee palaver1 Nap5 Nap nix1 Nap one’s bib1 Nap the regulars1 Nap the teaze1 Nap.1 naphthalan1 Napierian Logarithms1 Naples2 Naples biscuit1 Naples ice1 Napoleon3 Napoleon (card game)1 Napoléon Louis Charles Bonaparte1 Nappen1 Napper1 Napper Of Naps1 Napping1 Nappy Ale1 Napron1 Naraka1 Narcissus1 narcosis1 Narcotic2 Narcotic poison1 Narde1 Nark2 Narp1 Narration1 Narrow1 Narrows1 Narwe1 Narwhal1 Nas1 Nasal Cavity1 nascent1 Nascent State1 Nase1 Nashville1 Nask1 Nassau William Senior1 Nasturtium1 Nasty2 Nat1 ◀ Prev. 100

Na

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A Concise Dictionary of Middle English from A.D. 1150 to 1580 by Rev. Mayhew and Rev. Skeat (c. 1885)
adv. not —see No
▲ (1) ▼
A Concise Dictionary of Middle English from A.D. 1150 to 1580 by Rev. Mayhew and Rev. Skeat (c. 1885)
adj. no —see Nan